- 1). Ask your doctor if they have a diabetic food grocery list in their office. Chances are, they do, and if they don't, they'll probably know a good website that has the information you need.
- 2). Call your local health food store. If you don't know of any, look in the yellow pages under "Health food". A lot of times grocery stores have entire sections dedicated to specialty foods and they might have a diabetic food grocery list.
- 3). Make sure you have lean, healthy protein at every meal. That means, stock up on fish (without the fried breading), nuts, and white meat. If worse comes to worse and you can't find a diabetic food grocery list, just make sure you have plenty of healthy foods in your home.
- 4). Stock up on Vegetables. Fresh is best, but if you cannot afford it, go with frozen. It's much better than the canned variety. Vegetables help stabilize your blood sugar and prevent sharp peaks and valleys. Any diabetic food grocery list includes them.
- 5). Make sure you have a small carton of juice and a box of raisins on hand just in case your blood sugar dips too low. These diabetic food grocery list items help quickly surge your blood sugar level.
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